You buy a house. You settle in. You spend years on the front porch gazing upon beautiful sunrises, sipping on fresh lemonade. Then one day it happens… your neighbor makes a rude comment about how the condition of your lawn is ruining everyone’s curb appeal, or the fact that you are playing your 80’s hair-band music too loud on Saturday nights. What was once an average insult between neighbors somehow blossoms into full-on war. Next, you are complaining that his fruit is falling into your yard and killing your grass. He says your fence is encroaching on his land. And that’s when he filed a lawsuit against you.
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
Law and Mortar: Real Estate Stories from the Trenches -- Property Lines
You buy a house. You settle in. You spend years on the front porch gazing upon beautiful sunrises, sipping on fresh lemonade. Then one day it happens… your neighbor makes a rude comment about how the condition of your lawn is ruining everyone’s curb appeal, or the fact that you are playing your 80’s hair-band music too loud on Saturday nights. What was once an average insult between neighbors somehow blossoms into full-on war. Next, you are complaining that his fruit is falling into your yard and killing your grass. He says your fence is encroaching on his land. And that’s when he filed a lawsuit against you.
Labels:
Avenues,
CharmingUtah,
Downtown SLC,
EVN,
EVNLaw,
Historic Homes,
Historic Registry,
Law,
Real Estate,
RealEstateLaw,
Stefanie Cosman,
StefanieCosman,
Thor Roundy,
ThorRoundy,
Utah History
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)